Kieran Chandler

I also had suspicion of the game not being legit (since the only screenshots at the time were turbo-squid renders of models) and because of that i was abused and banned from his forums.
 
From his behaviour i refuse to support the developer or his product. This game can come out and be the best law enforcement simulator ever to be created and i still won't buy it. i'll stick to LSPDFR atleast the Community here and developers are decent people.

Hell yea Rockstar - show you're support to the community! :D
 
Rockstar be like : "BRO IMA SELL DEZ SHARK CARDS NO MATTER!" :X

I thought it might be a nice idea to add a LSPDFR GitHub repo, where we (this explicitly includes you!), could maintain some general helper library specially for policing related modifications. This could cover things like the Vector3Extensions and other stuff like useful callout positions you guys mentioned somewhere. I would give a few of you admin as well, as I won't be able to manage it all the time. Pretty much depends on whether you think you would contribute there. Let me know.
Just like LCPDFR, examples would also go there.
What do you think?

ad. 1) You can use a native function for this, eg. PATHFIND::GET_CLOSEST_VEHICLE_NODE_WITH_HEADING (http://www.dev-c.com/nativedb/)

.asi mods are just C++ .dlls with a different file extension. They should be treated with no less suspicion than any other binary downloaded from the internet. I am seriously surprised that this has not happened before.

No, ELS 8 uses AH to get around the issue. However, that means ELS.asi has to be coded to *use* AH. You can't just modify an ASI; it's compiled C++ code, and ELS is not open source (nor is AH).

Known issue, working on it.